For sale is a drivers quality tail light lens from a 1952 Ford. Pretty good shape for being 61 years old..
Tail Lights for Sale
Vintage guide r3-56 (3) & (1) r3-55 tail lights oldsmobile cadillac?(US $25.00)
Vintage pontiac catalina lens tail light glo brite tmc 58 (US $25.00)
Vintage guide r4-55 lenses buick etc. (US $25.00)
Vintage chran teaco tail light lens 1950-51 chrylser (US $25.00)
1961 ford starliner galaxie pair of tail light assemblies(US $200.00)
Mopar tailight lens 1966 polara+monaco wagon models, n.o.s.(US $31.99)
Ferrari F70 spotted testing in Europe
Fri, 25 Jan 2013A Ferrari F70 mule was spotted testing in Europe recently, and it's now sporting a Daimler SP250 or '58 Packard look at the front end. Unlike the Daimler and the Packard, this catfish is long, wide and low. We're still expecting the F70 to be powered by a V12 with a KERS-like hybrid system.
2015 Volvo XC90 First Edition sells out in quick sticks
Sat, 06 Sep 2014The new Volvo XC90 First Edition (pictured) is all sold out Last weekend we revealed details of the 2015 Volvo XC90 First Edition, a massive spec XC90 created by Volvo to launch the new XC90. And, despite a hefty £68,000 price tag, the entire run of 1,927 First Editions sold out in just 47 hours, with the majority reserved in the first hour. That 1,927 First editions – a number that represents the year Volvo was founded – is total availability for the world market, but 55 UK buyers are on the list and will get their cars in April 2015.
Pagani Zonda R – the Ultimate Video
Thu, 11 Mar 2010Great video of the Pagani Zonda R below Well, ‘Ultimate Video’ may be slightly overstating the case, but it is a crackingly good video. As we said when we reported that Pagani were taking a Zonda Cinque Roadster to the Geneva Motor Show - and again when we told you about the Zonda Tricolore – we are almost at the end of the Zonda, with the Pagani C9 due to bow on the world stage in September undisguised (although we’ve seen plenty of Pagani C9 spy photos). So the Zonda isn’t really news any more, and the Zonda R even less so.

